Kyler Murray’s next team appears all but decided.
The former No. 1 overall pick in the 2019 NFL Draft was released by the Cardinals earlier this offseason, and the odds at prediction market Kalshi clearly project Murray will end up with the Vikings.
Murray has moved to 70 percent likely to sign with Minnesota, nearly double what it was last week and up 14 percentage points from early Friday.
Any acquiring team will be getting a bargain here, as the Cardinals are footing the bill for his contract and his next franchise could possibly sign Murray for the veteran’s minimum.
Murray still has two years left on the five-year, $230.5 million contract he inked with Arizona in 2024.
The expectation is that Murray would sign with the Vikings and, at a minimum, compete with J.J. McCarthy for the starting position, if not supplant him entirely.
There are other teams involved, and no deal is signed, but the market at Kalshi has significant trading volume of $209,575, at the time of writing, leading to the prevailing sentiment that he will be a Viking.
Other teams linked to Murray include the Jets, Falcons and Rams.
Of course, if Murray signed with the Rams, he’d be working as the backup to starter and reigning MVP Matthew Stafford.
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The rest of the oddsboard has the Falcons still hanging around at eight percent, the Dolphins at seven percent and the Jets at four percent.
There had also been rumors that Murray was interested in joining the Colts, though that seems extremely unlikely as Indianapolis sits at just one percent to land the former Oklahoma star.
Why Trust New York Post Betting
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